Health Matters Training reviews

4.9 (24,068 reviews)
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Attendees particularly value how knowledgeable, approachable trainers turn serious subjects into engaging, practical learning. They describe clear explanations, real-life examples, demonstrations and hands-on practice that build confidence and transfer readily to workplace situations. Courses are generally well structured and paced, with varied online materials, opportunities to ask questions and supportive, professional delivery. Reviewers also appreciate the welcoming learning environment and useful balance of theory and practice.

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Very informative Interesting Well explained and subjective

Kellie M · 27 May 2025
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great it was offered online

alana c · 27 May 2025
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realy enjoyed the trainor

una s · 27 May 2025
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Course informative

Belfast
Susanne R · 27 May 2025
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Please provide free parking for students

Belfast
Kevin D · 27 May 2025
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Location was a bit hard to find

Belfast
Melissa C · 27 May 2025
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Very good

Lissy P · 27 May 2025
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Thanks

ADEKUNLE A · 27 May 2025
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Very good and very knowledgeable

Jessica D · 27 May 2025
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The face to face session was just a repeat of the on-line content and could have been completed in a half day session. The trainer made some comments about medical practice, that, as a medical teacher, I found unnecessary I.e., the method doctors use to diagnose and prescribe. Another story referred to how a medical condition the trainer had was treated incorrectly by a medical trainee who prescribed medicines, which according to a physiotherapist, should never have been prescribed for him. Medical trainees can suggest medicines but cannot prescribe. The trainer went on to say that on hearing where the trainer had been treated, a physiotherapist went on to say that he wasn’t surprised as the hospital was known as May Die! Would be important to remind trainers re health care ethics.

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Wesley S · 27 May 2025
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